Partners

Please find below GreeNet’s consortium partners, members of the Stakeholder Advisory Board, the Scientific Advisory Board, as well as the funding organisations.

Consortium partners

The GreeNet consortium includes nine research organisations from six European countries. A scientific advisory board and a stakeholder advisory board accompany the project. Several stakeholder groups in all six countries contribute with their expertise.

Stakeholder Advisory Board

To best utilise the potential of participatory processes, administrative advice of stakeholders is crucial. In GreeNet, one key stakeholder, i.e. agri-environmental and nature protection policy (AE&NPP) planner, from each partner country joined the GreeNet Stakeholder Advisory Board (StAB). These six persons advise the consortium on the research and participatory process of GreeNet. The stakeholder advisory board supports developing and assessing methods, results synthesis, up- and out-scaling of the project results, and dissemination to ensure the development of feasible and acceptable incentive schemes that are highly effective and efficient.

Country	Name	Organisation	Function
AT	Thomas Neudorfer	Austrian Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Regions and Water Management	Deputy head of department for the Austrian agri-environment program, less favoured areas and organic farming
CH	Samuel Vogel	Swiss Federal Office for Agriculture	Leader of agri-environmental system and fertilizers group
DE	anonym.	Julius Kühn-Institute	anonym.
EE	anonym.	Ministry of Regional Affairs and Agriculture	anonym.
IE	anonym.	National Parks & Wildlife Service – NPWS	anonym.
NO	anonym.	Ministry of Climate and Environment	anonym.

Scientific Advisory Board

The Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) consists of three internationally acknowledged scientific experts in the fields of ecology, agricultural economics, social sciences and participation. It will counsel the project decision making and support the project in planning and implementing its research activities to ensure that project outcomes are in line with the project objectives.

Name	Organization
anonym.	anonym.
anonym.	anonym.
anonym.	anonym.

Funding

GreeNet is funded by Biodiversa+, the European Biodiversity Partnership under the 2021 – 2022 BiodivProtect joint call for research proposals, co-funded by the European Commission (GA N°101052342) and with the following funding organisations:

Besides co-funding by the European Commission, national funding organizations include: